AAIA Anaphylaxis Reference Kit
This resource kit is for people who wish to make an informative presentation about anaphylaxis (i.e., potentially life-threatening allergies). The materials are geared for a person without a medical background. The kit contains a book of suggested Speaker's notes as well as a set of overhead transparencies or a PowerPoint CD.

AAIA Asthma Reference Kit
This educational tool is for those who work with children and youth to improve the management of asthma. This resource kit will enable a person without a medical background to make an informative presentation about asthma. The kit contains a book of suggested Speaker's notes as well as a set of overhead transparencies or a PowerPoint CD.

“Anaphylaxis in Schools & Other Settings” Manual
Revised Anaphylaxis consensus document outlines anaphylaxis, the importance of an anaphylaxis school policy and the elements that need to be included in such a policy. Published by the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology in consultation with the patient associations.

The Complete Kid's Allergy and Asthma Guide -
Written by Dr. Milton Gold
Gives parents a comprehensive, authoritative guide with commonsense guidelines, recommendations and tips on dealing with the asthmatic condition and multiple allergic problems of children. Developed in collaboration with The Hospital for Sick Children, this book provides the most up-to-date, expert advice available, with easy-to-read information about every aspect of allergy and asthma.

EpiPen^® Trainer
Teach yourself, family, friends and caregivers to safely and effectively use the EpiPen^®. Use it over and over again until the person feels comfortable with the technique. The Trainer does not have medication or a needle and works the same as a real EpiPen^®.

Trainer for New Format EpiPen^®
Teach yourself, family, friends and caregivers to safely and effectively use the new format EpiPen^®. Please visit EpiPen.ca to find out about the design improvements. Use it over and over again until the person feels comfortable with the technique. The Trainer does not have medication or a needle and works the same as a real EpiPen^®.

Ana-Tote™
Carrying case for autoinjector. Made of heavy duty nylon, water resistant, lightweight, clip and loop for belt or pocket, Velcro closure.

Ana-Tote™ Single
holds 1 auto injector in tube container. Belt not included.

Ana-Tote™ Twin
holds 2 auto injectors or an autoinjector and antihistamines or inhaler. Belt not included.

Belt for use with single or double Ana-Tote
2 Sizes: Small fits 19 - 34” and Large fits 26 - 44”. Black only. 1” wide. Does not include Ana-Tote.

Allercase
A versatile carrying case which securely holds an asthma inhaler plus antihistamine medication. Belt included.

Free of Allergens - Full of Flavor
A cookbook prepared by AAIA Prairies. Contains over 250 milk-free, egg-free and peanut/nut free recipes.

Cookies Naturally
Has allergy-free cookies of all kinds, for any occasion. No worry about dairy, just use a dairy-free margarine. Trouble with refined sugar? Our recipes are naturally sweetened. Can't have eggs? No one will ever guess you used a flax seed substitute. Chocolate or wheat off limits? We tell you what to do! Needing ideas for a birthday cake? Why not surprise that special someone with a GIANT cookie instead? The odd recipe with nuts, simply avoid. There are lots of others to chose from. Enjoy making and munching on cookies, naturally!

Muffins From The Heart
Peach, pear, pumpkin, you name it, whatever kind of muffin you like, we have it. Whether you are dairy, sugar, egg or wheat sensitive, these recipes are for you. The odd recipe with nuts, simply avoid. Ask mom or dad if you can help make your favourite muffin.

Stories from the Heart:
Essays by Parents of Children with Food Allergies
Readers will appreciate the insight and collective wisdom of those who have “been there ...”.

Allergy Avoidance in The Home
A self-help guide for allergy and asthma sufferers, contains great home improvement tips.

Controlling Asthma
A self-help guide for asthma sufferers.

The Best Audience
It's an exciting day for the children in Mrs. Miller's Grade 1 class. A guest speaker has come to teach them about food allergies. The eager students learn about the top eleven food allergens; avoidance strategies; symptoms of an allergic reaction; and basic emergency protocol; including how to use an auto-injector. A beautifully illustrated educational tool for Kindergarten to Grade 3.

Alexander Learns his Lesson
Alexander learns a valuable lesson about eating foods that he shouldn't. He meets lots of caring people along the way and learns to never eat something without his parents' permission.

Alexander the Elephant Never Forgets
Alexander has a busy day and peanuts seem to be everywhere! But as you will see, Alex never forgets what he has to do to stay safe.

A Special Day At School
Alexander eagerly awaits his trip to school, as this is the day his class visits the cafeteria for the first time. The story also discusses the bus ride to school, handling food trading, and eating in a cafeteria. Heartwarming story captures concerns of young children while giving them a positive outlook on new situations.

Alexander's First Plane Ride
Alexander's friend, Kiri the kea bird, invites him to come visit her, and Alex can't wait to go on his very first plane ride! This book outlines the special steps Alex and his family take to manage his food allergy on this trip.

Alexander's First Babysitter
Alexander, the Elephant Who Couldn't Eat Peanuts, finds out that he is getting a babysitter and isn't sure how he'll take care of his food allergy. After his family teaches his babysitter about food allergies, Alexander soon discovers just how much fun having a babysitter can be!

Alexander and His Pals Visit the Main Street School
Take a bus ride with Alexander as he and his friends teach children food allergy tips for staying safe. Provides parents with an opportunity for discussion and to develop their own family strategies for food allergy management.

Alexander Goes to a Birthday Party
Join Alexander as he anxiously looks forward to attending his friend's birthday party. He packs his own food, enjoys the games, and blends caution with fun as he take the reader through this special event.

Alexander Goes Out to Eat
Alexander has always wanted to go out to eat in a restaurant, and he finally gets his chance! Readers will love learning about how he manages his food allergies on this occasion.

Alexander Goes Trick or Treating
Halloween is every child's magic holiday as they go door to door collecting special treats. Alexander and his friends show how to manage food allergies while doing so.

Alexander's Special Holiday Treat
Young readers are sure to identify with Alexander (an elephant who has a peanut allergy) and why he feels different from his classmates, especially during the holidays. But, as readers will soon learn, being different can be a big plus!

Always Be Prepared
Alexander and his pals are worried about their friend Jake, who is allergic to eggs. Jake doesn't always carry his medicine in case he has an allergic reaction. When he has a reaction and doesn't have any medicine, everyone learns why it's important to always be prepared!

How Lenny Found Out About His Food Allergy
Tag along with Lenny the Lion as he goes to the doctor for a skin test to find out why he's been feeling ill. Great for calming pre-doctor appointment jitters!

Lenny Learns About Food Labels
Alexander the Elephant's friend, Lenny the Lion, is disappointed when his favourite snack suddenly becomes off limits because a “contains milk” warning was added to the label. He and his family learn the importance of reading food labels and set off on a mission to find a new favourite snack.

Susie's Sister Has a Food Allergy
Susie the seal is jealous of all the attention her sister Sally gets because of her fish allergy. Susie thinks she will have more fun without her sister around. She soon realizes that life without her sister isn't so fun, and having food allergies isn't so bad.

The Peanut Butter Jam
A hardcover children's storybook providing insight into life with a peanut allergy with a realistic account of what can happen during an anaphylactic reaction and how a well prepared school can respond. For ages 3+.

A Preschooler's Guide to Peanut Allergy
Four year old Megan is trying to understand what having a peanut allergy is all about. Ages 2 - 6.

Cody The Allergic Cow
“Cody” helps children learn about milk allergies and how to recognize an allergic reaction.

Allie the Allergic Elephant
“Allie” teaches children (and adults) about allergic reactions, how peanuts hide in the most unsuspecting foods and helps everyone understand the severity of food allergies.

Chad the Allergic Chipmunk
“Chad” helps children and adults learn about nut allergies and how to recognize an allergic reaction.

Anthony Goes to a Restaurant
Ten year old Anthony has a walnut allergy and is going to a restaurant and ordering for himself for the first time! Readers will learn how he and his parents prepare for his big night out. This book highlights steps for choosing a restaurant, chef cards, identifying high risk foods, and questions to ask wait staff and managers.

Kim Learns How to Take Care of Herself
Kim is fed up with having food allergies & eczema, and having to deal with her classmate Robbie's teasing. When she learns she and Robbie must perform in a gymnastics show together, she decides that she wants her skin to clear up for the big day. But can she stick to her treatments? Read the story to find out!

Kim Goes To Camp
Children will enjoy reading about Kim as she faces the challenges of going to sleep-away camp. The entertaining story will help children gain confidence in handling similar situations.

Taking control - Volume I
“Life Threatening Food Allergies and You”
Anaphylaxis and Severe Food Allergy: defining anaphylactic shock; why it happens; and how it affects the body. Emergency Response Plan: providing ideas and tips to create a safer environment for children at risk. Building Awareness: helping you communicate effectively with others. Time 15:00

Taking Control - Volume II
“Living with Food Anaphylaxis”
Coping with a diagnosis: providing perspective on living with food anaphylaxis. Understanding anaphylaxis: defining anaphylactic shock, why it happens and how it affects the body. Learning to Live with Anaphylaxis: Practical tips for staying safe, emergency response plan and more. Time 20:00

Taking control - Volume III
“Watching the Signs”
Youth learn how others cope with life threatening food allergies. Building awareness and understanding can reduce the chance of someone having a reaction and lead to life saving action in an emergency. This video and handy lesson guide is a great fit for any classroom and can make a difference for students living with food anaphylaxis. Time 6:00 Appropriate for youth.

Alexander the Elephant
This video combines the animated story of a peanut allergic elephant with interviews of children who have food allergies. It is designed to show children that they are not alone, and to discuss the feelings that go along with having food allergies.

EpiPen^® Poster
Pictures and text describe use of EpiPen^® autoinjector in 3 easy steps. available in either English or French.

“No Perfume or Scented Products” Poster
This poster measures 8½ x 11 inches on a laminated sheet with the red circle/diagonal over illustrations of perfumed items. It says “Thank you for not using perfumed...”.

Peanut/Nut Safe Zone
This poster measures 11 x 17 inches with the red circle/diagonal over illustrations of nuts and peanuts. It says “This is a peanut/nut safe zone. Please help us protect the children”.

Sticker size 3x5

“No Nuts/Peanuts Please” Poster
Poster measures 8½ x 11 inches and is laminated. English or French.

“No Nuts/Peanuts Please” Poster
Poster measures 8½ x 11 inches and is laminated. English or French.

“No Nuts/Peanuts Please” Poster
Poster measures 8½ x 11 inches and is laminated.

“No Nuts/Peanuts Please” Poster
Poster measures 8½ x 11 inches and is laminated.

“It’s a Fact” Poster
Egg Allergies can be life-threatening.
Poster measures 11 x 17 inches, full colour.

“It’s a Fact” Poster
Food Allergies can be life-threatening.
Poster measures 11 x 17 inches, full colour.

“It’s a Fact” Poster
Milk Allergies can be life-threatening.
Poster measures 11 x 17 inches, full colour.

“It’s a Fact” Poster
Peanut Allergies can be life-threatening.
Poster measures 11 x 17 inches, full colour.

Water Bottles
Inscribed with “Hands Off” “LifeThreatening Food Allergy”. Great for school and sports events.

I Carry Epipen
A sew on alert patch with a picture of an actual Epipen. Size 3½”x 5” in a blue background. Great for school bags, jackets, hats and lunch bags.

Peanut/Nut Safe Zone Sticker
Sticker size 3x5

Food Allergy Alert Sticker
The sticker reads “Severe Allergy Alert - Do not feed me until you ask my parents”. Great for those who do not want to put a button on their toddler.
Package of 10.

Children's Necklace
A children's necklace and pendant that lights up and flashes “Food Allergy”.

Buttons
Invaluable for children with food allergies.